On Sep 3, 2008, at 17:57 , Michael Stearne wrote:
Hi. I'm new to OS X development and Objective C. I have a NSString (orNSMutableString if that is wiser) and I would like to add text on to the endof it. In PHP it would be something like: $myString=$myString." more stuff";I have looked around for docs on this but they are confusing (based on mynewbie status and background). If there a simple equivalent of the code above for Objective C?
You can use the -(NSString *)stringByAppendingString: (NSString*)theString method:
NSString myNewString = [myOldString stringByAppendingString:@" more stuff"];
Don't forget to retain myNewString if you want it to stick around for a while. You could also do:
myString = [myString stringByAppendingString:@" more stuff"];but if myString wasn't created by a string constant @"..." you will obviously be leaking (unless the original myString was
also autoreleased already).
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